Hi, I noticed that Bunpro is quite slow… At least on Safari - both mobile (on iPhone) and on Desktop (iMac).
Sometimes it just interrupts loading the page and I need to close and open again. Realized that with the lessons in particular.
I don’t have any scripts running.
Every other web page loads fast as usual - Bunpro is the only one where I notice problems. I also checked the connection on my end, there is no issue. I got a 100 MBits at home.
@esutasan Hey! I apologize for the inconvenience. We think that we know what is causing issues on Safari and are working on a fix! Thank you for your patience. Cheers!
I’m currently trying Bunpro, I think I should take the Bunpro default path since it says that the sentences are built on top of each other(?)…if I got that right It will help me with the reviews, but now I don’t know which grammar source will complement it better.
Say I want to go with the default path but then the grammar source I select might have its own structure so I could be reading something for what I haven’t built its basics. Should I just google my way through it or is there a grammar source with the same structure as Bunpro?
You can always use the Dictionary of Japanese Grammar series or any of the links it gives. They may use a grammar point or two in the examples that you won’t have seen, but that is okay. The ordering stops mattering too much after getting to N5/N4 anyways.
It seems the first grammar source is picked carefully so that we don’t feel like we did some kind of jump, I’m just gonna keep exploring and seeing what seems to sit best for me after having more experience with the site, any advice it’s welcomed 
I did a quick glance, the first five levels of N5 and the grammar points for Genki1, Minna and TK essentially cover very similar ground; probably because it’s so fundamental. Did you have questions regarding one of these specific sources compared to default? I’m sure someone could comment on their experience with a particular book (here or the BP board)
I was worried that the default path could not be well joined with the provided grammar lessons, but it seems it does, for now, I’ll try to do the first 2 grammar points for each lesson and read a bit of the FAQ to better understand the platform
Update! - October 19, 2020
The second batch of N1, Lesson 3 is here!
が最後 - once, now that, as soon as
いかなる - what kind of, no matter what kind of, no … (with a negative verb); any… (with a negative verb)
なりに・なりの - in ones/its own way, of someone’s own, do ones best in one’s own way, as much as one can
Verb[passive] + ままに - do as (one is told/ordered…), in accordance with, in compliance with, just like
にまつわる - surrounding, related/relating to, associated with, connected to
Improved Search
We are expanding upon Bunpro’s search functionality by incorporating searchable keywords like "formal,"¹ “polite,” “colloquial,” “particle,” etc. We hope that as we increase the number of these keywords you will not only be able to find exactly what you are looking for more quickly but also be able to categorize your searches.
Starting today, you will also be able to search for grammar points without a Japanese keyboard or IME.²
¹Also try “硬”
²Currently, N5, N4, and N3 are searchable via rōmaji. N2 and N1 are coming soon.
Edit - October 21, 2020: Added N4 to rōmaji search.
Edit - October 27, 2020: Added N3 to rōmaji search.
Try these newly searchable keywords:
Formal or 硬
Particle
Demonstrative
Colloquial
Polite
Casual
Masculine
Feminine
Conditional
Hypothetical
Counters
Emphasis
Cheers!
Update! - October 28, 2020
@Asher and Haruna have recorded, edited, and uploaded over 1100 new N2 sentences from てこそ to と考えられる.
These sentences are now available on Bunpro and you can download them from Google Drive.
Thanks again to Asher and Haruna for all of their hard work!
Additional Announcement
We have added N3 to rōmaji search. The ability to search for N2 and N1 material via
rōmaji will be made available in the next few days.
We have also added a number of “keywords” that you can use to search for specific terms associated with grammar points.
Formal or 硬
Particle
Demonstrative
Colloquial
Polite
Casual
Masculine
Feminine
Conditional
Hypothetical
Counters
Emphasis
If you have some suggestions for keywords to add to Bunpro, please let us know!
Cheers!
If i buy the Genki I 3th edition (kindle version), will i be able to use the Genki path without any problems?
Im asking because i notice that it says 2nd edition on Bunpro.
I love bunpro btw!
@Edzin Thank you for your inquiry. While we do not have a copy of the third edition on hand, according to this PDF released by the Japan Times, the overall structure of the third edition will remain unchanged from the second. The main changes are the vocabulary used (more current/modern vocabulary found in the dialogs and word lists), grammar explanations, and practice materials. Therefore, you should have no trouble following along the Genki Path on Bunpro with the third edition. Cheers!
Oh i see, should be fine then.
Oh, and another question, do you guys have any plans to put Japanese From Zero order on the lessons as well?
Thx so much!
@Edzin Japanese From Zero is on the list of Paths to add. Once we have added some more N1 material, updated the audio on the site, and improved upon overall performance, we will start adding more Paths. Cheers!
Update! - November 19, 2020
The third batch of N1, Lesson 3 is here!
たる(に) - to be (in a position of), as a, for
(の)なら〜で - if ~ should, before ~ should
をものともせず(に) - making nothing of, ignoring, in defiance of, regardless of, disregarding
には当たらない - no need to, cannot, not worth it to, not suitable
ものと思う - think that, believe that, expect that, have confidence that, absolutely
Cheers, and stay safe!
Nice! Thanks!
Update! - December 4, 2020
The fourth and final batch of N1, Lesson 3 is here!
を踏まえて - based on, considering, keeping in mind, taking into account, therefore
故に - because, the reason is, due to, therefore, so
Noun1 + という + Noun1 - every single, each and every, emphasis, everything that could be called
にとどまらず - not limited to, not only…but also, not stopping at
と思いきや - thought…but, when…thought that…but, despite having thought…
Cheers, and stay safe!
Ohhhh my god so nice to see these grammar points, I’ve been having trouble with a couple of them 
I see you 
Update! - December 14, 2020
The first batch of N1, Lesson 4 is here!
か否か - whether or not
たら〜で - even if, if
べくして - as expected, meant to, supposed to, destined to, sure to
まま(に) - as (one likes/feels/pleases), spur of the moment, wherever one fancies, spontaneously, on a whim
かれ〜かれ - or, either or
Cheers!
Update! - December 17, 2020
Lifetime Sale
Bunpro’s year in review:
・Added over 60 new grammar points, including 45 new N1 grammar points.
・ Uploaded over 4000 new audio recordings for N3 and N2 grammar points. - Thank you @Asher and Haruna! 
・ Introduced two new textbook Paths: Tae Kim and An Integrated Approach to Intermediate Japanese.
・ Expanded Bunpro’s search functionality by incorporating keywords and allowing grammar points search using romaji.
・Updated the UI/UX to improve readability and make reviewing more intuitive.
・Upgraded Wanikani integration with Wanikani API version 2.
Happy Holidays and Happy Studying!